LARGE GROUP OF REPUBLIC OF TEXAS CURRENCY & BONDS. This group consists of 19 Republic of Texas notes of various types including all denominations; $1, $2, $3, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100 and very scarce $500 notes Also included are 6 Treasury Warrants including one interesting warrant that was issued “To satisfy the claims of the officers, sailors and marines of the Texian Navy. Also included is a private $1 note from Nacogdoches, Texas dated Jan. 1, 1840. To round this lot out we have $100 and a $500 Republic of Texas bonds from 1840 and a TEXIAN LOAN for 640 acres of land signed by Stephen F. Austin in 1836. This is a great opportunity to find just about every financial document possible from the early years of the Republic of Texas. PROVENANCE: Fred B. McDonald Estate Collection. CONDITION: Notes vary from fair to very fine. Many notes are cut canceled, but most have good borders and are complete. One of the warrants has an approx. 1” triangle cut-out for canceling as does the TEXIAN LOAN, but it is now backed and text underlaid. Photographs of each individual note are available online. 4-42202 JS30 (5,000-7,000)